Unforeseen financial crises can be of such magnitude that they rock the world's economy. How can the law help prevent them from developing in the first place? Mechanisms are needed to enhance the stability and resilience of financial systems. Tim Engel's study analyses the legal regime for systemic risk precaution in European banking regulation and the effects it has on supervisory competences and the management responsibilities of banks.
Unforeseen financial crises can be of such magnitude that they rock the world's economy. How can the law help prevent them from developing in the first place? Mechanisms are needed to enhance the stability and resilience of financial systems. Tim Engel's study analyses the legal regime for systemic risk precaution in European banking regulation and the effects it has on supervisory competences and the management responsibilities of banks.
Tim Engel
Geboren 1988; Studium der Rechtswissenschaft an der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin; 2013 Erstes Juristisches Staatsexamen; wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter an der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin und an der Universität Bremen; LL.M. Studium am King's College London; Mitglied des Promotionskollegs EPEDER; 2018 Promotion; derzeit Referendar in Berlin.
Regulierung Aufsicht Banken Finanzkrise Vorstand